Daniel Viglietti

Uruguayan singer/composer and talented guitarist Daniel Viglietti was strongly influenced by his parents, guitarist Cédar Viglietti and pianist Lyda Indart, at an extremely early age, having his 1st enriching experience when forming a duet called Los Serranos and later on joining a guitarists group referred to as Lavalleja. In the 1960s, Daniel Viglietti researched in the Uruguayan Country wide Music Conservatory, learning to be a acoustic guitar soloist. Named a social content material songwriter, the musician proceeded to go into exile through the 1970s because of the questionable political actuality in Uruguay. Through his profession, the artist got the opportunity to try out alongside Los Olimareñoperating-system, José Carbajal, and Alfredo Zitarrosa, creating alongside Mario Benedetti a display known as A Dos Voces, performed all over the world and documented reside in Buenos Aires in 1993.